Plural of 'clamatoric'; people or groups who cry out loudly, especially in protest or complaint.
Latin plural of 'clamator' (one who cries out), from 'clamare.' In medieval and classical texts, this term specifically referred to public criers, heralds, or members of the crowd making vocal demands.
The Roman Senate had to deal with 'clamatores'—organized groups of citizens who would literally shout down speakers they disagreed with in the Forum! This shows how political heckling and organized noise-making have ancient roots in democracy.
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